MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => How to Guides / Troubleshooting => Topic started by: DanielF on January 29, 2013, 10:08:02 pm
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Hello people
I've got a golf mk5 tdi and it's recently started to make a knocking noise at the rear I have replaced the anti roll bar bushes and drop links but it is still the same.
The noise gets worse over lots of bumps I would say the noise is like plastic knocking.
I am also lowered on fk silver line coilovers which was fitted about 1month ago.
If anyone could give me some info I would be very grateful.
Thanks
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everything out of the boot, spare wheel etc, Seats down and up, parcel shelf out, wheel arch liners
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Tried all of that and still does it :( defiantly coming from under the car.
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Exhaust?
Definitely not rubbing then.
Dead shock due to lowering too much.?
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iv got the same issue with mine with fk street coilovers
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Not exhaust mate
But could be rear shocks but there only a month old :(
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iv got the same issue with mine with fk street coilovers
Is yours like a plastic rattle and does it do it a lot over slight bumpy roads?
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iv got the same issue with mine with fk street coilovers
Is yours like a plastic rattle and does it do it a lot over slight bumpy roads?
yeah exactly that! higher speeds cant hear it too much tho just slow speeds on small bumped roads
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Not good at all :( some must of solved this problem
What have you tried so far?
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I had 2 tapping noises from the rear -
1 was suprisingly loud for a small item - one of the rear number plate lights was loose. Tightened the screws but it did not stop and found a sealing gasket was missing.
The other was a wire loose (leading to my rear parking sensors) behind the R/H side boot trim. Trim is a bit of a sod to get off, so I got the rear free enough to jam some foam in, on the wire. Waiting for warmer weather to do a proper job.
Hope these might help.
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And on a previous car I found the number plate rattled. Tightened the screws but the centre of the plate would flap slightly so I stuck it down with double sided foam pads...
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Anymore ideas people?
On the rear suspension setup I've got a rubber at the top and then put the adjuster at the bottom but didnt put no rubber under it is this right?